A library is not a luxury but one of the necessities of life.

Henry Ward Beecher -

My Book Collection

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Take a look at all the books that line up my book shelves. You'll better understand what genre of books I'm interested in.

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Book Shelf

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It's a simple design but am very proud of how it looks. This occupies the pride of place in my room. Take a look.

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Latest Blog

Shuei and Sueo: Medals of Friendship
Shuei and Sueo: Medals of Friendship

The scene is set at the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin. At the Pole vault event, five participants qualified for the finals. Earle Meadows jumped a record-breaking 4.35 meters which none of the other competitors could match. He went on to claim gold. Of the remaining four, only two competitors managed to clear 4.25. They were fellow compatriots from Japan, Shuei Nishida and Sueo Oe….

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05 Aug 21

Shawn Crawford: Epitome of Sportsmanship
Shawn Crawford: Epitome of Sportsmanship

How important is an Olympic medal to athletes? That’s like asking how important life to you is. It means the World to them. That’s why this story of an athlete giving away his Olympic medal to his competitor is fantastic. It’s a story that truly reflects the Olympic spirit of sportsmanship. Let’s rewind back to the 2008 Beijing Olympic games. It’s the 200 meters finals….

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05 Aug 21

Bhawna Jat: Fighting Poverty and Misogyny to Win
Bhawna Jat: Fighting Poverty and Misogyny to Win

Note: Bhawna’s story is part of my upcoming book, ‘Rings to Cubicles‘ which covers inspiring stories of Olympians for their grit, determination and sportsmanship. Imagine shaving off 8 minutes from your personal best timing in a sport? That’s the feat Bhawna did to qualify for 20 km racewalking at Tokyo Olympics in 2020. Bhawna not only qualified for the Olympics with a stunning 1:29:54 (…

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03 Aug 21

Eric Moussambani: Came Last in the Race but Beat his Personal Best
Eric Moussambani: Came Last in the Race but Beat his Personal Best

Note: This story is part of the book, ‘Rings to Olympics‘ which celebrates Olympic champions for their grit. Eric Moussambani became famous throughout the World for creating a world record….for being the slowest swimmer in the history of the Olympic games. Yet, he is heralded as the living symbol of the Olympic spirit. Here is his story. Eric Moussamban was born on May 31, 1978,…

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24 Jul 21

50 Continuous Days of Waking Up Early
50 Continuous Days of Waking Up Early

I’ve reached a mini-milestone. Today is the 50th day I have woken up early. A habit I have been wanting to inculcate for a long time. I now keep my alarm at 3:45 AM and wake up within the first few rings. I’m done with my morning rituals and am in front of my computer for a 4 AM start. This habit started thanks to…

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07 Dec 19

Making a Master List of 100 Questions on Digital Selling
Making a Master List of 100 Questions on Digital Selling

In preparation for the launch of my new book on Digital Selling, I’m preparing a list of 100 questions about the subject that people have. This is an initiative inspired by my friend, Amar Ramesh, who is doing a bigger list of questions professional wedding photography. Here are the first 10 questions to start with.  I look forward to crowdsourcing the questions and look forward…

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20 Nov 19